Renewing Ethical Standards in the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency: Addressing Internal Sabotage

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), retired Brigadier-General Buba Marwa, has issued a strict warning to the newly-trained 2,500 cadets of the Senior Officers Basic Course 16 regarding the agency’s zero tolerance policy against internal sabotage. This comes as the agency intensifies its efforts in combatting substance abuse and illicit drug trafficking in the country.

During the passing out parade in Jos, Marwa emphasized the importance of upholding the agency’s ethics and goals without compromise. He stressed the pivotal role of the cadets in cleansing the society of the menace of illicit substances, urging them to prepare for the task ahead and discharge their responsibilities with utmost loyalty and discipline.

Marwa’s address highlighted the complexity and devastation caused by the world of illicit drugs, making it crucial for the agency to strengthen its workforce to effectively combat the abuse and trafficking of drugs and illicit substances. He underscored the significance of training efficient drug law enforcement agents and the need for the cadets to be aware of their pivotal role in maintaining law and order in society.

In a show of support, the Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Drugs and Narcotics, Honourable Abass Agboworin, commended the agency for its efforts in curbing the drug menace and emphasized the importance of a united front in combating the issue.

The passing out parade represents a step forward in the restructuring of the agency, reflecting its commitment to achieving its mandate of combating substance abuse and drug trafficking. The event was attended by various dignitaries, including the governor’s representative, traditional rulers, and other security agencies, amidst the recognition given to outstanding cadets.

As the NDLEA continues to uphold its ethical standards and bolster its workforce, it is vital for the newly-trained cadets to understand the weight of their responsibilities and the impact of their actions in maintaining law and order in society. With a renewed emphasis on ethical conduct and dedication to the agency’s goals, the NDLEA is poised to make significant strides in its efforts to combat substance abuse and illicit drug trafficking.